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Faculties should develop standardised processes relevant to their area (Asokan et al., 2013).
On the contrary, the class of controls can be defined clearly as veal calves reared under good, safe and highly standardised breeding conditions following European guidelines (EC Directive 91/629), and this is the only class of samples affecting the decision-making process according to the adopted approach.
"These reactors could be factory built, highly standardised and even used in locations without advanced infrastructure.
For instance, the ATP-based chemosensitivity assay was developed in the early 1990s and is highly standardised.
The post-war period of economic growth and mass prosperity fostered highly standardised life courses, characterised by continuous employment patterns (among men), nuclear family patterns with early and stable marriages, accompanied by medium levels of fertility.
Since the availability of a reliable and matrix-independent method is an important tool for this goal, we have developed a highly standardised mass spectrometric FSC method.
Thus, highly standardised methods should be followed.
16 Randomised controlled trials of cancer are carried out under highly standardised protocols.
The CIDI 2.1 is a highly standardised instrument designed to be administered by lay interviewers.
This multicentre cohort study in different centres throughout Germany, Switzerland, and Austria, used a highly standardised reporting system and databank.
However, this may not have a relevant impact given the highly standardised and automated performance of this test.
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